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Premier League Gameweek 30-32
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik and Imran discuss a horrific month of December and a depressing FOUR defeats in a row - the latest coming against Wolves and Newcastle.
They discuss how much blame is on Ruben Amorim and rank our squad against other Premier League teams.
Do we have any chance of avoiding defeat at Anfield?
Villa - Brentford (around min 85)
| Villa | Brentford | |
| Possession | 71% | 29% |
| Passes | 530 | 218 |
| Accurate Passes | 86% | 71% |
| Shots | 10 | 8 |
Luton now winning. Morris.They know how to battle.
Hold on Brentford
It might actually be for the best in the long run. We can’t seem to keep a competitive squad healthy for four competition. Less midweek games next year might help us stage a decent attempt at a title push, for once.We're going to miss out on Europe entirely at this rate.
I have to give credit to Brentford for being clinical.
I mentioned in the ETH thread, will it badly affect how much he can spend with no European football, unless we sell academy products?
After 30 league games, united have only outscored five premier league teams 
Insane
Insane
8th place is now a possibility
Has many seriously looked at United and thought CL football is a possibility? For a number of weeks now it's clearly 6th at best and that's in danger now.
When they 3-2 up, Brentford screwed up a few excellent positions, not even getting shots away.
Good. Serve the owners and everybody else involved right.
Max Kilman
How any so called fan wants us to finish lower is beyond me.
Wolves equalize late on, that should mean we wont finish the weekend in 7th at least.
There was a chance at one point when 5th place seriously came into view. Spurs and Villa went through inconsistant patches, but our inconsistancy is even worse, now teams like Newcastle and West Ham have us in their sights. Although I think Wolves have leveled it. No they haven't WHU still winning.
Toney and Collins having a massive onfield row about something, dunno what.
Huge release of emotion at Luton, exemplified by Carlton Morris being in tears. They've run themselves into the ground in a number of recent performances and lost them all.
I don't particularly, but it might open SJR and everybodies eyes to our problems rather than OK we have European football, so it's not too bad.
Not for me, no. We're nowhere near a title push. Far more realistic that we can try to win the EL or Conference League, and domestic cups. They're the only realistic trophies for us for now, not the PL or CL.
Absolutely massive win @Dirty Schwein
Ruled out, offside
fecking needed that.
Wolves goal disallowed on sketchy VAR call.
Yeah needed that so badly. Free hit against city next then after that it's on our own hands.
Bloody hell! Now Wolves late equaliser ruled out by VAR. Just when it looked like at least West Ham were dropping points. This bloody season - the gift that keeps on giving.
Forest play Spurs tomorrow, it depends which version of each team turns up.
Can't buy a break even with matches not involving Man United at the moment.
Given their expertise, they would be aware of the issues already.
Honestly, good, these players don’t deserve to disgrace us in Europe again.
Feels like Brighton have a squad of about 125 players
I really, really hope Luton stay up.
I do as well, they have put so much heart into their games.
Didn‘t Arteta finish 8th or something too in his second season?
I guess we can still end up finishing the weekend 7th then
Between Forest and Luton for the last spot. Really hope it's Luton that stay up.
Yes he did
Possibly but I doubt arsenal were conceding 20+ shots on a consistent basis under him in his 2nd season
Yeah, about that...
Yes he did, but it was his first full season and he’d only spent about £75M…